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King Solomon in the Stained Glass of Advance Masonic Temple
Architecture & Preservation Brete Murphy 5/30/26 Architecture & Preservation Brete Murphy 5/30/26

King Solomon in the Stained Glass of Advance Masonic Temple

To the left of the Advance Masonic Temple, a stained-glass window depicts King Solomon under a daytime sun, turning light into a lasting message of wisdom and clarity.

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The Stained Glass Windows of Advance Masonic Temple
Architecture & Preservation Brete Murphy 5/30/26 Architecture & Preservation Brete Murphy 5/30/26

The Stained Glass Windows of Advance Masonic Temple

The stained glass windows at the front of Advance Masonic Temple present two important figures in Masonic tradition: King Solomon on the left and Hiram Abiff on the right. This introductory article looks at the windows as a pair and links to fuller descriptions of each individual window.

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The Skull Above the Door
Architecture & Preservation Brete Murphy 5/30/26 Architecture & Preservation Brete Murphy 5/30/26

The Skull Above the Door

Above the entrance of Astoria’s Advance Masonic Temple is an ancient symbol with deep architectural meaning: the bucranium, or ox skull. Far from a macabre flourish, it is a classical emblem of sacrifice, consecration, ritual, and permanence.

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